After upgrading Win10, booting slowly and black screen for a long time, how to do

. After upgrading Win10 official version, the boot speed is slow, and the black screen time is long. How to solve it? In fact, it is important that the official version of Win10 provides the "quick start" function and computer graphics driver. Power management drivers are not compatible. Let's share with you the specific solution for slow startup and long black screen waiting time for Win10 official version.
First of all, it needs to be explained that the long wait time for the Win10 official version is usually only in the Win10 official version system updated by the “upgrade” method. This type of failure does not occur in the official Win10 system installed in the "new" way. Next, I will share with you the specific solution of Win10 official version system with slow boot speed and long black screen time:
I. Reasons
According to the official statement, the slow boot is caused by the “quick start” function. . This is because the fast-start implementation is based on graphics driver and power management drivers, but there are currently many drivers that are not compatible with the fast-start feature, which results in slower boot speeds.
2, found the reason, it is easy to solve, the method is to close "quick start".
Solution 1:
1. Right click on the “Windows” button in the lower left corner of the desktop and select ““Control Panel” from its right-click menu.
3, from the open "Control Panel" interface, enter the "hardware and sound" - "-" change the power button function & rdquo; interface, click & ldquo; change the currently unavailable settings & rdquo; button .
4, then from the bottom of the interface in the "Shutdown settings", clear the checkmark "Enable quick start (recommended) & rdquo; items, click the "Save Changes" button to complete the settings.
5, next we need to update the graphics card driver. It is recommended that you use the "Drive Life 6" to update the Windows 10 official driver. In the main interface of the program, switch to the “Local Drive” tab, select the latest graphics driver version number, and click the “Repair Now” button to fix the graphics driver.
Method 2:
1. Fix it by right-clicking the “Windows” button in the lower left corner of the desktop and selecting “Run & rdquo;” from its right-click menu.